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jimmy_LD
New member
How the hell do I do this?
I have plenty of RAM (512) on my P4 processor to do it.
I can't figure it out!
I have plenty of RAM (512) on my P4 processor to do it.
I can't figure it out!
TexRoadkill
Audio Bum
If you want live effects while tracking I don't believe CEP does that. What version are you using? They may have that in V2 but I haven't used it.
chrisharris
King of Bling
Actually, locking effects in 2.0 is more of an issue for those of us with S-L-O-W processors, b/c a faster processor can playback without having to "lock" the effects.
But back to your question. In 2.0, each track has a little blue "FX" button which you use to select the effect, and a little blue "lock" button right next to it.
You'll see these if you use the "+" button to make the track view wider horizontally, like where you're only looking at 2 or three tracks as opposed to 9. Anyhoo, the way I do it is to select the effect, then hit "apply" or "okay" or whatever to close the effect window, then just hit the "lock" button. CEP 2.0 basically makes a new file that it substitutes temporarily with the effect on it. When you take the lock off, the original file is put back in its place.
Hope this helps.
But back to your question. In 2.0, each track has a little blue "FX" button which you use to select the effect, and a little blue "lock" button right next to it.
You'll see these if you use the "+" button to make the track view wider horizontally, like where you're only looking at 2 or three tracks as opposed to 9. Anyhoo, the way I do it is to select the effect, then hit "apply" or "okay" or whatever to close the effect window, then just hit the "lock" button. CEP 2.0 basically makes a new file that it substitutes temporarily with the effect on it. When you take the lock off, the original file is put back in its place.
Hope this helps.
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jimmy_LD
New member
yes, very much!
thanks! it works!
thanks! it works!